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9:00 am
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8:30 pm
Third Eye Yoga Collective is a warm community yoga studio. It’s in the Burncoat area of Worcester, and it welcomes everyone. Their mission is to spread peace through yoga.
They think yoga is for all people, no matter their background or experience. They aim to make yoga easy to get and not costly. Yoga is more than just poses; it’s a way to a peaceful life.
The studio encourages people to practice yoga their way. They support making yoga fit each person’s needs. Pain is not the aim, and they oppose any harm in their teachings.
Third Eye Yoga Collective offers various classes for all skill levels. They mix hatha and vinyasa yoga in a beginner-friendly way. Their Slow Flow class is good for those who know basic poses.
Hatha Yoga class is slow and focused on learning postures. For deep relaxation, they offer Restorative/Yin Yoga. There’s a free class for breathing and meditation. Soulful Sundays include flow yoga and restorative poses.
Yinyasa is a slow, intense class with a focus on healthy alignment. They also provide Yoga Therapy & Somatic Movement for those needing a gentle, healing practice. This variety shows their commitment to making yoga accessible for all.
The team at Third Eye Yoga Collective is diverse and skilled. Sara-Grace Reynolds, the founder, is a physician and an experienced yoga teacher. She believes in kindness and guiding students beyond physical postures to meditation.
Theresa Murphy is a certified Yoga Therapist and educator who offers a blend of strength and softness in her teaching. Meng Le teaches various yoga styles, aiming to instill calm and self-reflection.
Jacki Libby focuses on a slow, intentional practice, and Heather Castagnaro brings over 20 years of experience, valuing community in her classes.
Sherylynn Sealy integrates faith into her yoga, offering a Christ-centered approach. Mar’Kee Thomas combines social work with yoga for holistic healing. Each teacher brings a unique perspective, enriching the studio’s offerings.
